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• "Old Nick” Surprised
Hypnotic Exhibition
Special Meeting Of Kebckahs
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s„ n’S tnemis gathered at his Stroup’s Hall • Wednesday even- 161 I. 0 . C. F. held a special worked a ‘ ‘cold dec!." in on The
residence
on Mondav • '-.-..¡ng for E g by Sloan, liie hypnotist, and , meeting Tuesday evening for the Dalles in regard to iU popula
WANTKI): —A go III home;
id
Mi«. Addle
Addie lion.
Lion.
A dispat.!. from ' ' ..sL
relinquishment. Call at Bulletin a surprise party. t e h m con- company, was well ad.•need con- purpose of i'c.vi. ing
M.
Grnii,
of
I-a
Grande,
Presi
ington,
I). C.,
]f
0f
sidering
the
inclement
weather.
iffice or write, stating price and traded such a habit him?
Mr.
Sloan
began
his
extiihitio/;
dent
of
the
Iteh'
kah
Assembly
Chronicle
sait
late of taking other people by
giving1 full description.
by
calling
for
volunteers
to
go
of
Oregwi.
A
good
number
o
f
.
Dalles,
4880.
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surprise that it was thought nec
on
the
stage
and
assist
in
thej
members
were
present.
The,
in
lood.”
Ine
civic
pijueot
i
ne
essary to send an advance guard
TWO BARGAINS
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entertainment. Four of the lo- 1 Degree w as exemplified by Dalles people is hurt, and with
U-g. l ’ric.
Two Up-to-date Bungalows furj t‘ * h‘Mb]g and »id^-iiue him t<. m-
cal boys responded, only two of initiating two new members.
apparent reason; for even an out- / 2 1-2 'n. Wagons v.ith bolster spring and
¡sure
his
being
at
home
when
his
sale cheap if taken at once.
spring seat.
jdoO.OO
-85.00
whorn made good subjects, Sloan
Some helpful and encouraging aider can readily figure a larger
G uy id. W ilson . jgucdLs arrived. The Dr. ami ins
2 <1-4 in. Wagons -¡am--as above,
110.00
explaining
that
only
32
p
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remarks
were
made
by
the
presi-
increase
than
is
given
them
by
estimable wife concealed their
3-in. Wagons, f ame as above,
115.00
15.00
amazement
a n d
annoyance of persons could I k ? hypnotized, ¡dent, and altogether a very the bureau. The t hronicle says:
8-in. half truck near only, wide lire,
05.( 0
75.00
ROOMS TO LET. A ¡¡ply at
Tliis news will 1« received bv
! 1-4 in. piati'«-pm Spi Eg Wagon, with brake, 115.00
LU. 00
caused l>v the “ mob” swarming These two, however, with the;pleasant evening was passed.
City Bakery.
in on them, and rose nobly to the y °u"K nan who travels wbh At' ! the close of business sand- the people of this city with much 1 11-8 iir. Stin!eb./.er 1st grade Buggy, leather
top and brake,
125.00
100.00
Sloan, performed some very wicb.es. pii’, c.ike mi. ; c(ii ee were disappointment
and
indigna- 1
occasion.
15-ibi
ii
Studebaker
Buggy,
same
as
apove,
110.00
7 00.00
A FEW of Mo lei farmers !
amusing stunts while i> iue h. u-jsei cd and thoroughly enjoyed tiou, for while a gain of l«i,«8 is
It is impossible to be dull in
15- 16 th
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100.00
85. < !0
having land f<> sale rave se-!
notic state.
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' b\ ;;ii. " itii mar y (-.'.pre.-sions of shown for the last ten years. I
the doctor’s company, and soon
Studebaker Juniors,
8.50
tì. 50
,’ ected !.. II. Leininger, a pioneer;,.
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Mr. Siomi liien put ids ussis- v. it ; • id humor which ¡rn.de toe The 1> .lies Iras more than sy-iit).
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the party was naving all sorts ot
armer of Mosier, as their agenti
taut in the cataleptic state art! even in« pass pleasantly.
0 \v- people within its limits,
good times, various games iieing
:o bring their land to the notice
placed the body across two chain, ine to sickness and the inclement
’¡’be increase in the school cen-
played. Prizes were offered for
of the public. We have upward
the body being pei’l'**etfy rigid, weather not as large a number sus within the last 12 mouths
a guessing contest, the couples,
of 1500 acres, mostly small farms
nil' according to numbers two men stood upon the middle of ..embers were present as alone was 2So, or an addition of
at bargains, all within the Mosier ' ! lU
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of it.
would otherwise have been the about 150U people. The increase^
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given them making a list ol the
fruit belt. Address L. II. Lein-
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Mr. Sloan did not perform case. But it is safe to say that as shown by the school census
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articles passed to them, which
inger, Mosier, Or.
.1204m ;
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_________________________________ were wrapped in paper or cloth some of the Jems v. hi«L lie all pivsi u enjoyed the work and for only one year is greater than
claimed to be able to do, Put entertainment of the evening the increase within 10 whole!
iso that the guessing was done by
Miss Morris visited at W od | tbt. sense of touch. E.E.Eraed- taken all.together it war- a very and felt well repaid for the ef- years, as given hv the govern-!
! merit statistics.
Fiver last Saturday afternoon. : rfck and Mrs. M-sier guessed ; creditable performance, showing fort.
REMEMBER
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! conclusively the power of aeon-
The
president
stated
that
the
Any person we!) versed in lo-
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A . J. Derby
Dr. N. Johnson was a business correct l.v the larges* number of
That
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ill soon have on the
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centrateli mind. .No dount mmer Distrie. Conventioe would be ca! ;.¡fairs knows for an absolute
seat
on
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articles
and
received
first
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I market -mme very choice resi
visitor at the county
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,, i more favolatile conditions he oeld at Du dir sometime in April fact that 4880, as the local popu-
L aw yer
dence lots in Mosier at the most
I a Spitzenberg apple, and Dr. K.
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Monday.
.would be able to give a much and all members who can do so latum. ls absurd.
The school i reasonable prices and terms,
Reas and Mrs. Fred Ewans
Torn Gordon, D. T., was up at
better show, and if-he adver should pri.pare to attend, as population here, as compiled aj 1 am spending considerable HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
I t he booby prize, an mi
The Dalles on Monday last, get- ! 1 ..... ’
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The i tune and money in locating the
tised and billed the town a w rek much rood is accomplished so- few weeks ag<>, is 1552.
ting his ‘ ‘diploma” .
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i !" " ' ‘f having the lewe t nmn- in advance, he would get a full dally and fraternally by these j Oregonian lccemiy multiplied easiest possible roads thru this
i ber ot articles on their list cor-
tract .vith a view of making this
house.
meetings.
the Portlaud school ci 'isus by 5.4 tl
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(Jeo.
Vrroll and wife were'
Black Art we - also played |
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the most sightly and convenient
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emher
and
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tal was 209,
[ i;esi< ice dist ict on the Colum-
visitors in Moro. Sherman coun- j !im| the comfian.y was ke,,tgm’ -’S-
School Notes
compared to the official govern-jbiaRiver.
ty, the first of the week.
ling, and “ Jericho and Jenusa-i
Notary Public •
Fruit Growers wanting l|me inent census for Portland, 207,
There has been nita-ii Int» < st
Miss Ida Habager, a sister ofjlem” furnished plenty ofamuse-
and
in the miniature bi-p!nno on theland ' "¡phur spray for use in .th e ;214 This rule, which worked so
Mrs. E. E. Fiaedrick, left last inent.
Fire
Insurance
spring please place orders wit h wej| jri Portland’s ease, when ap- ! y
M/NO r iji t >
work bench in the basement.
- - - OREGON Mosier
Saturday for her home at Chica-
Then came t lie candy pull
the association
association at
at once,
once, so w«¡plied to The DaHes, shows a liop-i
( frego n
go.
which wound up the festivities! The pupils in the intermediate
No trouble « >answer questions
can order from the factory »n j ufution of 8380.
Even the low!
Mr. D. D. Hail and Mr. John 1,1 the evening and the crowd grades are havin niid-yea
time to insure a supply. Mail an , atio 0f 4 wou|d show The Dalles | ’
animations this week.
E. Clark this week purchased 80 went home tired but happy, and
order or cal! at the association to have 6208.
Those neither abs.jnt nor tsu’d.«
acres of land from Mr. A. E.
wring who would be the
office in have order booked.
It may bestretching thepropo-
’ so far this year are; Leo Higle . Please don’ t delay.
Pritchard.
|1,(1 ; victims.
1380 peopli
■ • Oren Osborn, Stark Akers, Le-
Mu: ’ K.: F.u IT GROWERS
A. B. Craft, of Forest Grove. ' 1,1 <s‘ on det* w<f : Mr; „ a ! dica Haaclie, Grace Higley, Wil
for this city. However, 6500 is
AoS< ICtATION
a former resident of Mosier. U,'s- J- N- v|,'s,,:'r' l)v- rftnd Mry’ bur Denny, Myrtle Conner, Vera
a most'conservative estimate of
( ail J. Fredrickson has been
h
spent last Saturday and Sunday, !>. Robinson, Mr. and Mis. F. A. Conner, Lois Osburn.
F-del appointed as Road Supervisor of the actual number of people re
Shogivn
and
daughter
Alice,
Mr.
Razors jmt in first-class condition
here with relatives.
Akers, Luellen Connes, Lyle Dis!riet No. 9, relieving W. E. siding within the city limits, and
For saio by Burggraf & Stur-'
and Mrs. J. II. Porter, Dr. and
any man . im understands local gess in all parts of Mosier Dis-
Mrs. A. Marsh 1 f't. on Wednes Mrs. R. M. Ross, Air. and Mfs Cook, Ruth Iiigley, Arvilla Hus-; 'Ili key. v. ho hajt1 -’ en
-orvisor
conditions
would bet his last ■ trict. Fine Bargains. See us
bands,
Cecil
Sellinger,
ami
Willie
day for Portland, where she wit' W. L. Chown. Air. ami Airs. Wil-
foi several years. Mr. Huskey,
Carroll.
shirt
against
the
be treated at St. Vincent’s ib.s-
;Jj„ v< \ and Mrs. J. K.
who was operated on some tine
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. . hole in a dough-1 before buying elsewhere. We
pi tal for a rec
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i)rove have small and large tracts. Ten
ago for append h
gor, JVix*. and Mrs. V-b A.
Subscribe for your borne paper .since bus been
roubled* with the same to be true, if he were acre tracts that we can sell you
trouble which she had last Fail.' ifusi'.''.nds, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
»nd got tl«« Portland Evening' rheumatism, is reported as slow- given L e job of enumerating lo at the right price on easy terms.
DAVID ROBINSON, M. 11.
Mr. Clark and Air. Uerkner, Aker-:, Mr. and Mi . Fred F ains, Telegram also.
ly recovering.
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|cal citizens.
All correspondence promptly
new arrivals here from the East; \lr. and Mrs. H. G kibhee, Mr.
answered. W e will take care of
P hysici \ n and S urgeon
who have pernian nti.v located in add Mrs. E. E. b'cacdrick and
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MOTES you.
two
sons
and
Mrs.
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ve.
Mosier, are surveying for Mr.
Preaching by the pastor every
OREGON
Hail on his.new suhdivisi< n ad
Lordsday morning and evening.
A Good Time
joining Mosier.
The Reliable Dealers
Prayer m e e 1 i n g Thursday
thf* emhers
iff.-we-pg 1 c
Frank Macy was up from HoodiT,,,‘
, 0,'p<
1 evenings.
MOSIER
River last Monday and spent the
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Sunday v.’hooi at 10 a. m.
lay with his iatlier-in-lavv, Mr.
friemi»« are her«- tonijdit.
Ljordsday.
G eo . H aacke , Pres.
JOHN C. ZOLLS & SONS
John Evans. Mr. Macy roports o ii;
h ‘ ■ -inline
u «.!>■, in the
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Everybody
welcome
to
any
of
j
that his little son, who has been
rhoni* w* f u 1 ,
1 v ili f a .:
Al! lcinds of Building
..,,,..••.,1 * ion tractors in Stono. Prick n 4 Con-
! these services, We call s|)eciai
seriously ill, is improving.
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Material mi hand, in
CJ>,*tt* Work
for w«*’ re having h ?ioou tinu*.
attention to our Sunday School,
Oregon
cludili • laih and shingles
Gem Wall, who has been in No butlers or footmen, no M-rvunts, IVI C S I E R* F R U I T L A N D S A S P E C I A L T Y ! Come and help and the School Hood Kivcr
to Th(, During-the month of January I will sell
»«•: •T..p..imm:
Studebaker Wagons, Hacks
\ " For Cash
: « ™'cT¡i: 'VTÍ" and Buggies.at prices below:—
\lex. Stewart,
Mosier, Oregon.
Alex. Stewart
D. D. HAIL
MOSIER
Sarber Shop
if I. L
J. E. COLE.
A i )VERTISE IN THE BULLETIN
Burggraf & Sturgess
and Get Results.
J. K. McG REGÖR & C(
O regon jVfosier Lumber Co
ÍNSTATE
Seattle and Tai in«, since Iasi
man or mairi;
No cut glass, Scotch or Sherry, Mol
Summer, returned to Mosier i 1 st
silks of varying shade;
Monday night and will remain
\'o\\ 'ron carpets heavy, no bric-ii nr;n*
here this Winter improvin'! the
so fíne
tract of apple land which he
V\-‘ »re all .?nvi friciuU together, ai ti
bo nrht of Lee Evans Inst Sum
haviiig a uDO'l time.
'will help you.
VVe 1 0 here '.<> sta.v, know values m i an oft’-T yon
A. C. C orbin .
Minister. '
reliable s-M viee.
We olici: v'iiir business on lb
basis of “ A .Si|iia>’e Dead'
Money io loan on improved property.
hut
[fi>:leased in m movy, him ! in thought.
vve think ttl those »v.» lo\ «
A meeting of the Commere:al
And jusl pin V’ uijr «itui hiit ton aiitt
Club will be hold tomorrow night
hitvc iho peace, I'tDHwl i E»ve,
it Burgirmf ifr Slurg'-ss real es Wh« •n «v»* !iear the ■ft Hi i l poppin’ ,
V, now ; h*’ tufty’ s oil the }*lute.
tate ollice. Business materiallv i
lui 1 v. o harve
aifecting the citizens in regard j It 's as Wf i',■< 1, not w
the hour is u v. IniL f.
to roads and ta cs will he dis
And vn t; wt ■ join with one a « - ,»r«l amt
cussed and it is earnestly d< sired j
‘ 'iTUirtlcr'" avi Id lang syne,
that all who can will attend.
\Ye all auree ".Hue bupp: ly wvV*
hnvillK *• I» om Î time.
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D. P. Harvey, who was r< '•
cently re-appointed as Road Sn '
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Mrs. Unruh Coming
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pervisor of District No. 10. has a
Mrs.
Ada vValia-e-Unruh. Pres $
lorve of men at work on the now.
or lower road, to The Dalles. ' 'dent Oregon W. t . ••
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This road, when completed, will ho at Mo-der next Bumbn. Sm
lie one or the finest driveways. I will speak at the (. hi isti.in
from a scenic standpoint, along Clnin-h Sunday e' mi tig it 7.JO. *
tho Columbia Ri er.
! She will want a meeting of the
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young popple ■ f M ioer "i S in- «
S. ti. Bettes lecture at the
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Baptist Church last Saturday! di,y »Hernoon.
Mrs. tmruh is «
night, on Mammoth Cave. K y , n,T a stranger here and every-, ?
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was most interesting and in- body will want to hear her.
v
structive. Mr. Bettes is a force-
js )lor request that all of
ui I speaker an i possess , a hap-i t|)(. churches ami the eonummit;
a
py faculty of making his hearer;
generally ci •operate in the meet
s»*e and understand the womb rs
ings.
ot the cave almost ns weil as it
they lmd been with him on t! ,
trip. One week from tomorrow
he will give a lecture on hi1-
travels in South America, which
viii l.e full of interest.
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“The Popular Clothier
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THE
DALLES,
OREGON
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The census I ireau
Ore
gon seven persons to the square
mile. We have lots of room or
growth before
Island, which
same authority,
to the square n
list of s ta le s in
iations.
Mnssachu
ond with 41fi pe-?
square mile. At th
of die list is A
aeven-tenths o
•ach square i
Wyoming wit
m with 1 8
mg contai in
PINES HOTEI
jt
Good Accommodations
Rates SL00 per day and up
HOOD RIVER
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OREGON
OREGON
Mav be reached by long dis
tance phone, Home phone fil.
do i t ..mt in miss this mom
All gmhi new
(ic'd. ?t;nudarti hnwtls.
m*k ;m«i i.¡it«* pat' erns.
lf> Monavieh Shirt s now
78
OS
now
08
SO duett Shirts iOW
1.00
75 Cluett Shirts iÌOW
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1.38
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Men’s
Wool Shins, Id es, grava and fai -
Vn
et es
S5c. 1.00. 1.50, 1.»
iced
cially
nhies up S <rf>
.nnii
• 1 líese 5
. te sn; ■ - north 1.25
Be
Bovs’ qniaurder
choice
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Will practice in Mosier and
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THE P A R I S F AI R
OR E G O N
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
The Big Sale Still Continues
CEUEIT. MOi.\ ARCH and CONCORD
SHIRTS
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PHYSICIAN' and SURGEON
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Stock Mu
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Company
JOHN \\ EU,BERG. Prop.
Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. I ■ i /
UNDERWEAR
Men’s heavy fleeced
lined Shirts and Draw«
worth $1.00 and
lit. (ìood fair run of sizes, indud-
Í 1.20
111 \y si
extralarge vizes. (48aml oO shirts)
Your
ice the garment
IWc
Some br< ken lets in wint er weights, mosi-
v small sizes, valino» up to5Oc your i’hoicc 25c
Men’s icrsev ribbed v milan underwear
I.IHI u g;i> ment gnods, ytvnr choice - 50c
-a m
The Mosier Hills
Land & Orchard M O S I E R
V. P.
C. E.
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i’bis society meets at 6:i50 p. in.
W ell W ork
1 in the C. K. room of the church
¡each Lordsday.
W H. KERSLAKE, Mgr.
W ell D one
We welcome to our meen.ngs
all the young people of Mosier1 Vvi-ileal in im| mvo-.t amt unimproved
and vicinity.
The undersigned is’ thorough'y
>• -il cimi in Mosier district. Semi’ for
prepared to put down.open wells
('. C. B rooks , Pres.
>ur Kookit't o f B;n¡;a¡ns
in any pari of the surrounding
country. Has a complete outfit,
'MOSIER, - - OR i.
Felix Edwards, who was in
including pipe cut ting and thread •
Mosier two years ago, arrived
ing tools. Does all kinds of ce
ment. rock and concrete work.
'’ FÍNE LAUNDRY WORK”
.«MHHWiswa from Baker City last Saturday
Done with ñeat;ii :-s an<1 iti.spatch
Has had 30 years’ experience in
and is renewing his acquaint
tlie well business. Mav he found
ances
here.
He
may
decide
to
f
Hood River Lzainjr Company by addressing him at The Dalles,
Z remain
.i. ¡: coi r. Mrwii* a ’. iknw Ore., or inquire at Maier &
S
----------------------------- Schanno’s store, The Dalles. Or.
A. E. N egus .
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Furnishings
I Men’s Clothing.
and Shoes
DKAl.UK IX
s.
Estimates giv-en for ma-
terial for building. . .
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ML.\ .1 M \ IS. We have a fine line of first
class hats in this lot and have bunched this
lut- of
00 hats in one lot clnd yeu can have
yol Lì 1 * Cboire t’«'?'
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1.98
\oother lotof CI tappoil’s iíats. 2.00 ami 2.60
Val«lies , your dioica
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1.69
o ICH»
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48c
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M«‘n's l.Oti hats
83e
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M«•n’s 1 50 bars
98c
Me1' IBM1X Î URS. H ■>> : - a dandy big bargain
in tar - ms ami s. ar’ s.
Standard goods and
nice v s s ,rt'k. Look them over.
oppi rtu i ty.
$2.00 values n o w ..................................... i . ihi
$4.00 values now
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2.00
l'h tkl values now
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5.00
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; A; s' SUITS. P-. >' long usnt* suit* ag«-.-,
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suit-J 1 y«-a:
t A' v irs. vi. ,‘s uj) to flô.00, your choicf now $2.98,
You v men’s suits
.lues up to 17.A0 your choice
4.fi?
Xii-ii - Suits from the Chap: Ii stock. The sizes are getting
en>- -n. h i h n a«, some .amiy bargains
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f or
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for 7.IX), IJ.iM suits for b 'r
; for 4.to.
I s
lu.00 suits for 7«.01), 8.00 suits
- $ h : t>r \ cent*. We p.«*** «uro g irirp «.ime big
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I æ ' ! i -?’ ! sur ruât« 4«2 gri
values up tu 6.to your choice
H O O D D IV E R ’S L A R G E S T 8c B E S T S T O R E
HIW * i
. ring
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to 2'.'S>.
dot
Ladies short coat.-
00c